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Claudio Costa (painter and contemporary artist)
Claudio Costa (Tirana 1942 – Genova 1995) was one of the most important European Contemporary Artists of the 1970s avant-garde.
==Personal life==
Costa was born to Italian parents in Tirana. His family returned to Italy the same year. The artist's first main residence in Italy was at his parent's house in Monleone of Cicagna in Liguria. In 1961, he enrolled in the faculty of Architecture at Milan Polytechnic. His interests in the early 1960s were drawing and informal painting. In 1964, Claudio Costa obtained a grant awarded by the French government to go to Paris and study engraving. In 1965, he married Anita Zerio and in the same year their daughter, Marisol, was born.〔Angela Madesani. in "Claudio Costa" Museo d'Arte Contemporanea di Genova.Ed. Sandra Solimano. SKIRA, 2000〕 In the same year he met Marcel Duchamp at the rue Daguerre workshop. He also took part in the May protests in France together with a group of artists, including Pierre Alechinsky, Jorn, Matta, Segui, Silvia Cortazar, and others. In the autumn of the same year, he returned to Italy and began living in Rapallo with his family.
He died suddenly in Genoa on 2 July 1995.
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